This issue is likely not covered under title insurance, in my experience they have an exceptions clause that doesn't cover unperfected prescriptive easements -- those are your duty to uncover by due diligence, including observation. 

Here's some of what I have observed during my time as a property manager in Hartford County.

If you are too sensitive or I am to harsh, well that's a different story.Clean up, re rent, disclose that your rental is a murder scene (if required by law)....that's the wisdom.FYI, I have landlorded and lived in warzones, so I'm not judging doing either, just observing the apparent reality, again my apologies if that is to harsh or an incorrect assumption.

Banks seem to not want to lend to me and I have observed that it is due to the following 3 reasons: - Loan amount is too small for this home.

If you can provide some wisdom or observations dealing with them I would gladly appreciate it.

I recently bought a house at the Excelsior area for house hacking and was able to get a pretty good deal for the property itself.The initial plan was to share the place with a few friends but 1 of them changed their mind and decided not to proceed at the last minute.While there's still roughly a month or so before the property is ready for move in (the house is currently going through work for updates),I'm wondering if I should be worried and hurry to find tenants due to the current state of the world and a bunch of bargain sells for rentals on the market in San Francisco.The pricing I'm thinking of is $2300 ~ $2500 for a 2b/1b in a 5b/3.5b house.My gut instinct is telling me to not make a hasty move since taking in the wrong people could be disastrous in the long term.At the same time, not having the rental income to cover costs is also painful.I've also observed that people inquiring tends to want to move in as soon as possible, hence the current state of the house is definitely not ideal when a potential tenant comes to see the rooms.So should I wait till the house is clean and ready before start advertising again?

In return, I will be managing and releasing my own funds and be a project manager to observe and learn flipping.

Just a few observations:1.

This advise comes into play during renovations, and when new owners observe how others keep house. 

This is not meant to be a self advertisement but rather an observation and a tip for those that want to grab an off market easier.